It's amazing that the left portion of the layout is only 4'x6'!  I think it looks so much larger because of all your highly detailed buildings and scenery.

Excited to see how the scenery work goes when I watch this tomorrow morning.

So fun to watch this all come together!!

Great advice and love everything you do

Another great video with lots of tips to put into practice. 👍🏻

You can tell that looks like a master layout. Reminds me of the George Sellios.

Looks marvelous 😊

Wow! Thank you for this Jason!
It was wonderful to have a long, luxurious video, chock full of work on your glorious layout!
Lisa

Thanks. You're quite an inspiration. Thanks, also for showing the products you use up close to the camera. I pause the video and take a snap shot with my phone so I can reference the name when it comes time to order. Keep up the good work and advice. You've got a loyal fan here.

I have learned almost everything I know about model railroading from you Jason! Keep up with the great content and keep making amazing kits!

I love your channel.  Keep the good work. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

Hi Jason. You make some very interesting points in this video. Many of the points and techniques work quite well to keep you inspired and on track.  It’s fun to read some of the other comments as well, after all we all learn from each other and trying different techniques builds our confidence and skill sets. Thank you again for an enjoyable video.

You sure do excellent work, Jason. It's a pleasure to watch you work. Thank you for taking us along. It would be so cool to see your layout in person.

Great video. Very helpful. Thanks for sharing Jason.
Cesar

Good advice

Sweet!!! 😊😊😊😊

Great video!  Thanks for sharing your knowledge.👍

OMG!  couldn't agree more with problem #3!  I don't like to wait.  the key is to do 2 or 3 things at once, that way something is already ready to move forward, and i don't have to wait,

Jason, excellent work, and some great tips on doing the roads, and some repair patches.
The Rock Face looks really good, and your colours look so realistic.  Again, great tips, and thank you.
Cheers, and thank you for sharing, stay safe, and Happy Modelling,  Michael

I get exactly what you mean. My work bench (such as it was) used to be right beside my layout. I would glue or paint something and then have to go away while it dried. Progress was glacial! I now have them separate. Progress is noticeably quicker. Cheers